Ubisoft thinks you should pay $120 for Far Cry 6 GOTY Edition even though it didn't win a GOTY award
Does this mean I can declare myself Employee of the Month?
Tech companies destroy millions of reusable storage devices every year
Companies fear data leakage, but experts say wiping data is safe
The White House unveils a "Bill of Rights" for artificial intelligence
Protecting citizens from ever-growing AI
Quake 1 receives a ray tracing mod
Cool stuff: After Nvidia added ray tracing to Quake II, many wondered why no one brought the feature to its predecessor. A prolific modder has now released a conversion to fill that gap, while asking fans to wait a little longer for another highly-anticipated project.
Fandom acquires GameSpot, Metacritic, GameFAQs and other entertainment sites
Acquisition spree is still going strong with well-known gaming and media brands
Google's Pixel Watch is finally here and it looks amazing
Does Google finally have an answer to the Apple Watch?
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Google launches the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro starting at $599 and $899
Pixel 7 pre-orders open ahead of October 13 launch
This is the beefy hardware you'll need to play the Dead Space remake
Older GPUs and CPUs get dismembered
EA drops Need for Speed Unbound reveal trailer, out December 2
Cel-shading and a focus on underground street racing
Former Uber executive found guilty of covering up 2016 hack
Joe Sullivan faces eight years behind bars
Overwatch 2 suffers multiple DDoS attacks on launch day
Companies still struggle to fight DDoS attacks
The BFG Pro PC/PlayStation modular controller is incredibly customizable
Coming this December for $179
Expect SSD and RAM prices to rise as memory manufacturers slash production
You might want to upgrade sooner rather than later
Turn your old Nintendo into a word processor with this NES operating system
In context: It used to be that only computers needed operating systems. However, times have changed, and now it seems like just about every electronic device we own needs one. Video game consoles, in particular, need middleman software to handle user input and manage files, but that wasn't the case in the days of cartridge games.
Multiple makers reveal their upcoming AMD B650 motherboards
Something to look forward to: As the official launch of B650 motherboards closes in, multiple manufacturers have begun to preview some of their upcoming models. Budget-oriented consumers can celebrate as the B650 boards start at a much more reasonable sub-$200 range.
TechSpot Video Strange But True Tech Facts
In the grand scheme of things, we're still in the infancy of the Information Age. But what makes tech especially interesting for many is that it's peppered with anecdotes and fun facts that add substance to a story and make them even more compelling. Here are some of our favorite fun tech facts that you might not have known about...
Google delisted six billion alleged 'pirate' links in ten years
Mountain View's anti-piracy activity is going strong, and rightsholders are happier than ever
This $25 million luxury yacht can transform into a submarine
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Thanks to modern science and one artist's vision, plants can now wield swords
Crouching Tiger Lily, Hidden Snap Dragon?
New supercomputer simulation suggests the Moon may have formed in mere hours, not months or years
A new take on the giant-impact theory
From PCs to cars: Nvidia, Qualcomm and Intel race to automotive semis
The influence that semiconductors and tech continue to have on traditional industries
Corsair's K100 Air Wireless mechanical gaming keyboard is its most expensive to date
Bottom line: Corsair introduced the world to its latest wireless mechanical gaming keyboard a month ago. It's finally available to buy but you might have to crack open the piggy bank to fund the purchase.
Tesla is dropping ultrasonic sensors from new vehicles as it moves to camera-only Tesla Vision
Some features in new cars will be temporarily unavailable as a result
Intel Arc A770 & A750 Review
The Arc A770 and A750 genuinely impressed us on numerous occasions and there's true potential for Intel to become a third contender in the GPU space. It's just not going to happen with Alchemist.
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SSD and RAM prices to rise as manufacturers slash production
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TRANSPORTATION
This $25 million luxury yacht can transform into a submarine
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CAR TECH
From PCs to cars: Nvidia, Qualcomm and Intel race to automotive semis
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INDUSTRY
CEO Tim Cook reveals the four traits Apple looks for in potential employees
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SOFTWARE
Linux 6.0 releases stable branch supporting latest architecture
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SECURITY
Microsoft Exchange under 0-day attack, servers at risk
Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius loses another exec as scrutiny over CEO intensifies
Co-founder Daniel Leon has followed CEO Alex Mashinsky out the door
In context: The bad news isn't alleviating for bankrupt crypto lending platform Celsius. A week after CEO Alex Mashinsky resigned from the company, cofounder S. Daniel Leon has now quit as chief strategy officer. Mashinsky is also dealing with revelations that he withdrew $10 million from the lender weeks before it froze customer accounts.
Elon Musk agrees to proceed with Twitter acquisition at original price
In a nutshell: Elon Musk seems to have changed his mind again and will buy Twitter after all for the originally agreed-upon amount. He will end up paying $54.20 per share, with the entire deal being worth around $44 billion.
CEO Tim Cook reveals the four traits Apple looks for in potential employees
Would you make the cut?
Linux kernel 5.19.12 can damage Intel laptop LCDs
PSA: Users running Linux on laptops with Intel processors should avoid Linux Kernel 5.19.12 due to an error that might physically harm the display. Fortunately, kernel 5.19.13 has already fixed the issue. Versions 6.0 and 6.1 have also begun rolling out with many significant changes.
CD Projekt Red confirms Cyberpunk 2077 sequel and five more Witcher games
A new Witcher trilogy is under development in-house, with two more titles coming from third-party studios
Sony will wait at least a year to port most PlayStation exclusives to PC
Multiplayer games may release simultaneously on PlayStation and PC
Samsung unveils 5-year roadmap for processors, reaching 1.4nm by 2027
Forward-looking: During Samsung's Foundry Forum 2022, the company revealed a roadmap for processor sizes within various Samsung devices. Samsung Foundry's presentation went in-depth regarding the next five years of the roadmap, giving enthusiasts a glimpse into the near future of mobile computing.
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